Our county's climate is varies from 70-120 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature changes a lot, in the winter or dry season it stays around 70 degrees, this season lasts around 5 or 6 months usually in May to October. During this season many wild fire take place disrupting the lives of everyone, which is also the reason why trees are not growing rampant. The only rain fall is about 4 inches which is not enough to support the lives of trees; the ones that do survive are the strong ones.
While in the summer or wet season the temperature is much higher (85-120 degrees) but there is no fear of drought during this time the main worry is on flooding. This is due to monsoons and thunderstorms that terrorize the flat lands. The expected rain fall around at this time is 15-25 inches or more.
The soil is pretty dry due to many fires. The plants have adapted to the fires building thick and long roots. The land is very flat allowing strong plants to grow with much space. There are many bodies of water touching our land such as: The Pacific Ocean, Great Barrier Reef, Coral Sea, Timor Sea, Arfura Sea, and the Tasman Sea. These waters help and hurt. They help with the fertilization of land and hurt due to the fact that they bring monsoons and thunderstorms along with hurricanes.
Our country grows and exports many items. They include: tobacco, sugar cane, shrimp, wheat, oil seeds and rice. Our live stock includes a rich variety such as sheep, cows and wild bores. We maintain our crops and live stock with the help or imports and exports as well as the help of our tight and hard working community. We plan to produce shrimp farms, cattle ranches, bread supplies, oil, tobacco products, and sugar along with other sweets. Or items will be sold and used in our country.
Our pollution problem is mainly in the water. It is caused from the many chemicals used to fertilize and control pests. Among these harmful chemicals the mines also cause some oil spills another problem is tourist wearing insect repellant and sunscreen then going into the water. These products wash off into the water upsetting the balance. The pollution harms fish by causing alga booms, contaminating the region. It causes fish and other wildlife to die and affect the purity of our water. We can fix it by using natural repellants and being more conscientious of what we do in the environment.
Our county's climate is varies from 70-120 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature changes a lot, in the winter or dry season it stays around 70 degrees, this season lasts around 5 or 6 months usually in May to October. During this season many wild fire take place disrupting the lives of everyone, which is also the reason why trees are not growing rampant. The only rain fall is about 4 inches which is not enough to support the lives of trees; the ones that do survive are the strong ones.
While in the summer or wet season the temperature is much higher (85-120 degrees) but there is no fear of drought during this time the main worry is on flooding. This is due to monsoons and thunderstorms that terrorize the flat lands. The expected rain fall around at this time is 15-25 inches or more.
Animals/Plants
-Eastern Gray Kangaroo -Acacia
-Koala Agile -Eucalyptus
-The Whip Tail Wallabies -Mimosa
-Walaroo -Jarrah
-Possum -Kangaroo Paw
-Gliders -Cycas
-Northern Quail -Pandanus spiralis
-Salt water Crocodile -Brachychiton megaphyllum flower
-Wombats
-Box Jelly Fish
The soil is pretty dry due to many fires. The plants have adapted to the fires building thick and long roots. The land is very flat allowing strong plants to grow with much space. There are many bodies of water touching our land such as: The Pacific Ocean, Great Barrier Reef, Coral Sea, Timor Sea, Arfura Sea, and the Tasman Sea.
These waters help and hurt. They help with the fertilization of land and hurt due to the fact that they bring monsoons and thunderstorms along with hurricanes.
Our country grows and exports many items. They include: tobacco, sugar cane, shrimp, wheat, oil seeds and rice. Our live stock includes a rich variety such as sheep, cows and wild bores. We maintain our crops and live stock with the help or imports and exports as well as the help of our tight and hard working community. We plan to produce shrimp farms, cattle ranches, bread supplies, oil, tobacco products, and sugar along with other sweets. Or items will be sold and used in our country.
Our pollution problem is mainly in the water. It is caused from the many chemicals used to fertilize and control pests. Among these harmful chemicals the mines also cause some oil spills another problem is tourist wearing insect repellant and sunscreen then going into the water. These products wash off into the water upsetting the balance. The pollution harms fish by causing alga booms, contaminating the region. It causes fish and other wildlife to die and affect the purity of our water. We can fix it by using natural repellants and being more conscientious of what we do in the environment.
Works Cited
http://www.savanna.org.au/all/threats.html
http://www.savanna.org.au/all/plants.html
http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/savanna_australia.htm
http://www.savanna.org.au/all/plants_animals.html